(Birmingham, AL) – Bombers from Birmingham incoming…

Per Good People Brewing‘s website:

“Here in the South, sometimes to get what you want takes a run to the County Line. Making a run to ‘The Line’ is just simply necessary. That was one of these situations and this is what inspired our County Line Ales. Good People Brewing Company’s County Line Ales are unique, small batch beers handcrafted for collecting and cellaring.

Each batch will be bottle conditioned in 22 oz bottles and will contain a date, bottle number, description, and batch number. Due to Alabama’s restrictions on beer container size, these bottles will not be available for sale in the Birmingham market. Coosa County is one of the very few areas in the State of Alabama where ‘large’ bottles are legal to sell. These County Line bottles will be available for purchase at: All In One Exxon, 186 Us Hwy 280 W, Kellyton, AL 35089, (256) 234-3286.

Batches…

Batch #1: Belgiweizen
Originally made in 2009, the Belgiweizen is a truly unique beer fermented with a mixture of Bavarian Weizen yeast and Belgian yeast. ABV 11.15%, 96 bottles.

Batch #2: Farmhouse
A very complex, yet easy drinking, Farmhouse style ale fermented with Belgian yeasts, brettanomyces, and a variety of cultured bacteria. ABV 7.5%, 48 bottles.

Batch #3: Brussels Stout blended with Coffee Oatmeal Stout
Brussels Stout is a Belgian dark ale fermented with a blend of sacchromyces, brettanomyces, and bacteria. This beer was first introduced at the Magic City Brew Festival in 2010. This particular batch was blended with GPBC Coffee Oatmeal Stout. ABV 6.6%, 48 bottles.”